Research Scientist · Institute of Psychology, University of Regensburg
Prof. Dr. Mark W. Greenlee held the Chair of General Psychology I and Research Methods at the Institute of Psychology at the University of Regensburg until October 2022. Since then, he supervises the Multisensory Research Group at the Institute of Psychology.
His research investigates visual and vestibular perception during self-motion as well as visual disorders. His methods include magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and the measurement of eye movements.
Progressive web app for the European Conference on Visual Perception 2026 (Bournemouth, 23–27 August): full-text search, day and type filters, a personal schedule, calendar export, and offline use after first load. Open the app
The same codebase for the International Multisensory Research Forum 2026 (Genova, 24–27 June): 296 presentations, a “what’s on now” view, and calendar export. Open the app
Vision Sciences Society 2026 (St. Pete Beach, 15–19 May): 1,191 presentations, live “what’s on now” view, personal schedule, calendar export. Open the app
Browser-based random-dot motion direction discrimination with a dual-task attentional-load manipulation. Built on jsPsych 7 with a custom HTML5-canvas RDK plugin; designed for online data collection with data written to the OSF. Open the experiment
Interactive demo showing how a square-wave grating is built from a fundamental sinusoid plus odd harmonics. A single self-contained HTML file for vision-science teaching. Open the demo
PsychoPy demo of Landolt C gap discrimination in the near periphery, with a Posner cue and a backward mask.
Data and analysis for AI-assisted limbus-based eye tracking (Greenlee et al., 2026).
Local web chat interface for MLX language models on Apple Silicon — a React + Vite frontend over the OpenAI-compatible streaming API of mlx_lm.server, with no custom backend.